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There's a list/map of places which do refills here http://www.ukaps.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4612 let me know in that thread if you find anything out of date. :)

TDS = Total Dissolved Solids?

I too live in a hard water area (pH is around 8, 16.5DH, I can't remember the GH off hand and Thames Water don't give a rating for that on their site) but I've kept Rummy Nose tetras for the last couple of years without any problems. I've never used buffers, the general gist is that stable pH...

Alternatively I'll just grab the info from here and add it in ;) consider it done :D

Just get it from fleabay

Which is exactly what I did. My 2Kg CO2 ran out last night, been running on my 30G tank since October so about 3 months, though I did faff about with it quite a bit trying different levels/diffusers etc. I made a thread whilst I was deciding which regulator/solenoid to buy, it's hereand I've...

Lunapet were about EUR 20 for a regulator, solenoid and a few misc bits to be delivered to the uk, mine arrived yesterday :D . Dan charges £7 for fire extinguisher delivery no matter how many you get (without being silly).

Difficult one, it depends on what you're buying, cars and bikes are quoted a dry weight so that the fuel and oil's don't count. In the context of almost anything else though you're absolutely correct, it's without water. ;)

I disagree, usually when you buy something 'dry weight' means the weight without fluids, be that water or otherwise. I'd be quite happy with that term and if you want to be totally sure just link it to the wiki page as I've done. There's no point not using the correct term because it might be...

If you pm a moderator they might be able to move it for you. Otherwise it'll have to stay there.